The end result is accumulated acid in your stomach that can
come rising up your throat—precisely what you were hoping to prevent!

Plus when the initial breakdown of foods in the stomach is
interrupted, that can lead to poor digestion-related problems further down the
GI tract too—gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea.

Those symptoms are shown as side effects for most acid reducers
and now you know why that is so.

2- Vitamin B12 deficiency

The vitamin B12 in your foods is bound to proteins that must
be cleaved off before the B12 can be absorbed by your system.

But when your stomach acid is suppressed by acid reducers,
vitamin B12 cannot be released from the protein like it needs to be.

Over time this can result in vitamin B12 deficiency, which
can lead to health issues including memory problems, depression, low energy and
a weak immune system.

3- Crippled protection

One of the crucial functions of stomach acid is to destroy
dangerous pathogens (like salmonella or E. coli) you might ingest with your
food.

Without the protection of properly working stomach acid, you
are defenseless against many dangerous microbes in your food, and may end up
very sick as a result.

4- Imbalanced gut flora

As a consequence of poor digestion and the waste buildup
that typically results from it, your intestinal flora balance can be thrown off
balance.

Not only can this hamper your immune system and make you
more susceptible to illness, but it impairs your digestion even more because
the friendly bacteria in your gut help to digest starches and fibers.

And that can mean gas and bloating.

In addition, your friendly flora helps your body absorb
nutrients and even produces nutrients too, so you may be more susceptible to
deficiencies.

The REAL causes
behind heartburn

Now that you've hopefully gotten the idea that acid reducers
are not always effective and they’re anything but safe, let's look at the 3 root causes of heartburn and
what can be done about them.

Cause #1: Food

It never ceases to amaze me how people load up on junk food or
meals that are next-to-impossible to digest, then wonder why they feel like a
fire-breathing dragon.

But just as easily as the wrong diet can cause digestive
problems, having the right diet can help eliminate them.

When you eat real foods that are nourishing to your body and
put together meals that are easier for your system to break down, you can help
naturally ease heartburn as well as gas, bloating, diarrhea and constipation.

Great Taste No Pain will show you step by step exactly what
to do. It spells out which foods break down better together in meals, as well
as teaches you why eating this way is so effective—it’s based on simple
chemistry and the human digestive system.

And it's delicious
too--I didn't skimp on the "Great Taste" part! Just wait until you try the luscious dishes
in the recipe section.

Cause #2: Too few enzymes

If you've eaten a typical modern-type diet for quite some
time, chances are excellent that you have expended far more digestive enzymes
than Nature ever intended you to.

As a result, your body's ability to produce adequate enzymes
may be greatly reduced...and this can be a major contributing factor to poor
digestion and acid reflux!

If you suspect low enzymes are a concern for you, or have
out and out been told you're low in stomach acid, then Digestizol Max can be the help you need.

Digestizol Max's 15 plant-derived enzymes can help give your
body a boost to keep your digestion smooth and efficient -- and help make
heartburn a thing of the past for you.

Digestion is a parasympathetic
process, meaning your body must be in a relaxed, non-stressed state for it to
be accomplished efficiently.

But if you instead eat when your sympathetic nervous system is in gear (such as when you're working, driving, emotionally upset, stressed, rushing, etc.) that can destroy your digestion and lead to heartburn.

So slow down and relax! Avoid eating in a stressed state. Make time for meals and don't eat on the run.

See what a difference it makes in how you feel when you naturally put an end to heartburn.